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Explore the universe through coloring and play! Get ready to learn all about astronomy--the study of outer space! Color in a meteor shower, connect the dots to create a constellation, and meet scientists and astronauts with this space-themed coloring book for kids ages 5 to 7. Inspire young minds--Cool illustrations and kid-friendly language make this book engaging for curious young readers. Awesome trivia--Discover amazing facts like the number of moons in our solar system and what asteroids have to do with dinosaurs. Tons of fun--Find 70 pages of puzzles and games, including crosswords, mazes, and word searches. Blast off into learning with this interactive book of astronomy for kids.

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9781638783862

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What a motivating resource for children to learn about astronomy! Relevant learning and engaging activities make this book a unique guide for the curious mind. Children will love the fun topics and clever interactives. A surefire way to expand a child's understanding outside our own world. --Dr. George Mehler, professor of science education, Temple University Young readers will explore everything from the beauty of Saturn's rings to the mystery of the Big Bang while coloring or solving puzzles. CAP Saucier has chosen a delightful assortment of choice nuggets of astronomy to fill every page. --Henry Ferguson, astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute

What a motivating resource for children to learn about astronomy! Relevant learning and engaging activities make this book a unique guide for the curious mind. Children will love the fun topics and clever interactives. A surefire way to expand a child's understanding outside our own world. --Dr. George Mehler, professor of science education, Temple University Young readers will explore everything from the beauty of Saturn's rings to the mystery of the Big Bang while coloring or solving puzzles. CAP Saucier has chosen a delightful assortment of choice nuggets of astronomy to fill every page. --Henry Ferguson, astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute

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CAP SAUCIER, MS, is a former pediatric nurse who now writes about science for children. She wrote The Lucy Man: The Scientist Who Found the Most Famous Fossil Ever! about Donald Johanson and the fossil Lucy. Her book Explore the Cosmos Like Neil deGrasse Tyson: A Space Science Journey tells the story of astronomy. Learn more at CAPSaucier.com

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